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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1959
Page
3
This meditation argues the Sabbath shifted from Saturday to Sunday by the Apostles but maintains the original purpose of rest and worship. It emphasizes that divine command remains and warns long weekends can neglect God, leaving body mind and soul worn.
A Richmond policeman praised two teen dances at a local hotel last weekend for exemplary dress and behavior. The column urges readers to note that youth reporting shows far more favorable coverage of juveniles than negative, citing a weekly space tally and a 16 year old Chesterfield girl’s Bible school story as examples.
The piece reflects on a prominent young teacher who fell from public esteem after confessing misconduct. It argues the shock stemmed not from wrongdoing alone but from his role as a moral leader and symbol of learning. The public may forgive but not condone the act, underscoring enduring morality.
Gallup surveyed 1616 people for Redbook and found 75 percent enjoy advertising and rely on it to stay informed. Two in three say life would be harder if ads vanished, and 75 percent prefer advertised products. Surprisingly, affluent and educated groups favor ads most.
A Dow Jones survey led by Prof. Alvin E. Austin finds newspapers offer strong pay but poor career guidance in schools. Few graduates pursue journalism due to outdated materials and lack of vocational information, despite training programs and rising editor and reporter salaries.
Washington notebook recalls Khrushchev's Harlem visit and a coast to coast mix of antics. A New York ballet party included Jim Hagerty and a California arrival. At a food chains convention, 305 hotel rooms hosted snack bars and a lingerie display provoked laughter. A diplomat escaped a crash unhurt. Grand Fenwick film invites spoof diplomats to cocktails. Menshikov chafes at Harlem tour delays amid fuss over slumming. Khrushchev doubts supermarket displays, tests milk by shaking a carton.
George Soroll discusses Nehru's complex balancing act in postindependence India. He argues Nehru mixes aid from the United States and the Soviet Union while pursuing nonalignment, faces Kerala Communist pressures, and contends with Chinese nationalism and Tibet’s Dalai Lama.
A generous widow donates her $200 hearing fund to her church triggering broader giving, while a Zenith contest yields $2700 in hearing aids for Charlotte Rehabilitation Hospital. Local leaders including Leo Heer are praised for civic efforts, with upcoming National Education Week events and Rotary visit highlighted.
Senator Arthur Kirkman of High Point signals a definite statement on governor bids within weeks. He has strong financial and political backing, former mayoral and legislative experience, and is touted as matching moderates’ business interests after Luther Earnhardt’s withdrawal.
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